This week Rhys and Reynolds stick two fingers up at David Attenborough, and enter the world of nature documentaries. They take a left at the Crayon Ponyfish, follow the Fluorescent Snapper for 1.2 miles, and make an illegal U-turn at Bottle Rocket to arr.

In pursuit of the perfect double-bill, Rhys & Reynolds compare two movies by the same screenwriter.    Join the discussion on Steven Conrad’s (over)use or voice overs, and whether man is defined by his achievements or by what’s sacrificed on the way.   S.

Rhys and Reynolds take a journey with a questionable Tripadvisor rating. They'll be on safari around the Mosquito Coast being led by none other than Captain Fantastic! Joing them in performing a post-mortensen on jungle paradises with survivalist father .

Rhys and Reynolds explore the tunnel in the cinematic woods that is Studio Ghibli, and emerge on the other side to explore a land where magic meets normality. Rhys tests his Ghibli trivia in the return of a Reynolds’ quiz, and they each argue their corne.

Struggling to remember what it means to be human, Rhys calls Reynolds from inside a wormhole this week (apologies for the sound quality) as they test a new podcast format while chatting about Christopher Nolan films.   Providing they can both overcome an.

Donning their leopard print and cerulean sweaters (but no capes!), Rhys and Reynolds explore the latest fashion of Bigger Pictures. Plunging into the trendy waters of The Devil Wears Prada, Dior and I, and Sex and the City can our protagonists escape wit.

Super-bowled over by Maroon 5, Rhys and Reynolds look at failed musical performance in films.   Rhys finds out who did start the Fyre, while Reynolds discovers that Goss got no reason and Goss got no rhyme - which makes the podcast not end on time.   If .

Are you going crazy up there at the lake? Well this week Rhys and Reynolds have the perfect remedy: a 29 minute podcast about the use snow in movies. From The Dog Who Stopped The War to On Her Majesty's Secret Service, how far (will they) go? PS: we talk.

This week Rhys and Reynolds explore the murky underworld of Oliver (exclamation mark) and delve into how theft is portrayed in films such as Precious and Sucker Punch. Featuring a rendition of the Harry Potter theme tune and a dodgy Scottish accent, this.

One week after everyone's favourite fictional character whom we regret being real bought 300 'hamburders' for the Clemson Tigers, Rhys and Reynolds look at the use of fast food in film. From Pulp Fiction's Big Kahuna Burger to the Ham and Cheese Whamlett.